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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1927

Page

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Vaughn Wins District Links Crown Again

Vaughn of Shenandoah defeated Degnan Reynolds 7 and 6 on the thirtieth hole to win the ninth annual Crestmoor course district golf tournament. Vaughn finished 131 for 80 holes, Reynolds 139, with Reynolds the medalist. Prize winners span eight flights with trophies, cases, and gifts awarded by Creston professionals.

Vene Vaughn Shenandoah Iowa Degnan Reynolds Crestmoor Creston Vaughn Reynolds D. H. Jackson Council Blufifs Restmoor Degnin Reynolds Slver R. J. Swanson Willisen Ed Johnson Audubon Walter Graham Orient K. R. Farquhar J. C Dr. T. V. Golden J. D. Haney Ralph Tallman George 3Artle

Mental Test Of Students Aids Teacher

Students in the summer extension school took the Miller mental ability test to gauge individual progress. Three forty item sections measured disarranged questions cause and effect word pairing and word relation. Late enrollees must makeup work soon and failures will be reported for immediate class reorganizing.

University of Minnesota W. A. Thalman Chapel

Union County Seeks Road Bond Election

Petitions to call a special road bond election will be circulated in every township next week. M F Black of Creston says the measure asks voters to authorize up to 600000 in bonds to finish the primary road system. The new highway law starts July 4 and shifts costs to the state. 5880 voters’ signatures are required to trigger the election.

Union County Board of Supervisors M. F. Black Creston Union County Good Roads’ Association Union County Iowa State Highway Commission

4-H Rally Held By Union County Clubs At McKinley Park

Union county 4-H clubs meet at McKinley Park for their annual rally led by Grace Hartman in the president's absence. More than 100 youths and parents register as activities include music memory talks by Prof. Charles A. Hayden and speeches by Mrs. W. Wells and county agents outlining club goals. A picnic lunch occurred at noon with a stunt program and officer elections slated for late afternoon.

Union County McKinley Park Grace Hartman Park Charles A. Hayden Hear Farm Bureau

Native Walnut Brings High Value Near Lamont Iowa

John Haney a farmer near Lamont Iowa recently sold walnut logs from 12 acres for $114 with 155 logs. J McCabbie of a Kansas City company acted as purchaser.

Lamont John Haney Missouri Here J. ©. McCabie Kansas City

Heflen to Sing at Park Here

Creston municipal band plans a concert at McKinley Park with soloist Charles Heflen of Creston. Weather caused last week’s program to be postponed, and the event will start promptly at 3 PM tomorrow.

Heflen Creston McKinley Park Charles Heflen

Weekly Weather Forecast for Upper Mississippi Valley

The Associated Press forecasts next week for the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys. Expect one or two shower periods with mostly fair weather otherwise and temperatures generally normal or above average.

The Associated Press Mississippi Missouri

Early settler recalls first night in Creston and city’s birth

W ic Bell recalls arriving from Fontanell with family 55 years ago to start Creston’s first harness shop. He recounts a saloon riot on June 18 1872, Civil War service from 1862 to 1865, and his views on prohibition. He notes local growth, churches, and his wartime injuries.

W.ic. Bell Creston Fontanell Mr. Bell Bell Old Town Creek Mississippi Tupelo, Miss

Hartman Rites Here Sunday

Funeral services for William Hartman, who died Thursday at his son Frank Hartman’s home on Levy Street, will be held at 11 a.m. Sunday at the son’s residence. The body will travel to Winterset for Baptist church rites at 2 p.m. and interment there.

Wlliam Hartman Frank Hartman Levy Street Winterset Baptist Church

Correction of United Grocery Ad Errors in Advertiser

The Advertiser reveals corrections to the United Grocery advertisement as it appeared in Friday’s issue. The corrected notice appears today on page eight.

United Grocery The Advertiser

Mrs. Stewart of Prescott Seen Shopping in Creston

Mrs. M. J. Stewart of Prescott was in Creston on Friday for a shopping outing.

M. J. Stewart Prescott Creston

Shall Union County Get What It Pays For

A county voter guide argues Union County should vote $600,000 bonds to pave U.S. Highway 34. It explains how state law reassigns highway funding to the State Highway Commission, impact on gasoline tax and federal aid, and the need for local bonds to secure a share of pavement, urging quick passage. Higbee and McEntry offer the position.

Union County State Highway Commission Board of Supervisors Board of Supervisors. Question: How Will the Highway Commission

Ed Parish of Bridgewater Spends Friday in Creston

Ed Parish of Bridgewater spent Friday in Creston attending to business.

Bridgewater Creston

Orlo Jacksons Plan Weekend Trip to Leon

Mr and Mrs Orlo Jackson of this cay will leave tonight by motor for Leon to spend the weekend. They are expected to return Sunday afternoon.

Orlo Jackson This Cay Leon

Jounty Donates Over Two Thousand for Flood Relief

Union county exceeded its Red Cross flood quota for the Mississippi River valley by 59 percent and sent 716.04 beyond the 1400 goal. R. K. Meadows Creston treasurer reported the county funds and forwarded the check to the national Red Cross.

Union County Red Cross Mississippi River Valley Jks National Red Cross R. K. Meadows Creaton

Banker sees sale of land as upturn in Iowa economy

Des Moines June 18 Homer A Miller president of the Iowa National Bank reports more land sold since January first than in the prior three years, signaling improving business conditions. He notes higher corn values moving cash into the state, rising deposits, solid cement industry activity, and growing land purchases by locals and lenders seeking long term notes or mortgages.

Des Moines Homer A. Miller Iowa National Bank Associated Press

Spirit of St Louis Flies Into St Louis for Lindbergh Welcome

St Louis celebrates Col Charles Lindbergh and his plane the Spirit of St Louis with an official holiday. Lindbergh leads a morning parade from Congress Hotel to Locust Street amid 15,000 spectators in a city-wide tribute.

St. Louis Lindbergh St. Lonia Tte Downtrees Charles A. Lindbergh St Louis New York-to-Parta Paris London Brussels Worthington New York St. Lantelana Congress Hotel St. Lovin Scott Field Youester Dauntless Lindbergh S.rilling Sopranoes Dwigt Davis St Louisan McCracken Miller Army Navy Lindett Boulevard Locust Street Twentieth Street Washington Avenue Fourth Street Olive Street Twelfth Locust Coronado Hotel Lindberth

Former Creston Resident Mrs Patrick Kinney Dies in Illinois

Friends in Creston learn that Mrs. Patrick Kinney a longtime Creston resident died early today in La Grange Illinois Her funeral will be in La Grange and the body will be brought to Creston Monday on train 3% burial will be at Calvary Cemetery A reception for Rev James A Brady at his father W H Bradys home is postponed to Tuesday afternoon Evelin Ramer of Kansas City visits her mother Mrs Anna Culver and other relatives

Bell Grand Army of the Republic Creston Fourteenth Iowa Infantry Hornets’ Nest Bridage Ottumwa The Odd Fellows Patriarchs Militant Lodge Burlington N. J Iown Lavina Ennis Massena Texas Chicago la Grange Patrick Kinney Kinney Calvary Cemetery James A. Brady W. H. Brady

British aviators forced down at Martlesham Heath

Martlesham Suffolk June 1849 The British long distance aviators Flight Lieutenants R Carr and P H MacWorth who launched from Cranwell Lincolnshire at 12 41 pm for a flight to India were forced down at Martlesham Heath airdrome this afternoon.

Martlesham Suffolk England R. Carr P. H MacWorth Cranwell Lincolnshire India Martlesham Heath

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